Andre Fuller’s breakout 2025 campaign almost never happened.
The Toledo cornerback missed the entire 2024 season with a sports hernia and told the Toledo Blade in February that he considered joining his father’s real estate business, not knowing what his future in football held.
The decision to stick to the gridiron seems to have panned out for Fuller, who was named first-team All-MAC and has garnered a ton of NFL interest.
Fuller is one of a few quality defensive backs Toledo has developed over the past few years, and, along with Avery Smith and Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, he is one of three Rockets DBs who attended this year’s NFL Combine and could be selected in the NFL Draft.
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Where Did Andre Fuller Go In The NFL Draft?
Fuller went to the Seahawks with the 236th overall pick, in the seventh round, of the 2026 NFL Draft.
Andre Fuller’s 40 Time & NFL Combine Results
Fuller completed the 40-yard dash in 4.49 seconds and timed in at 1.56 seconds in the 10-yard split, which tied for seventh among cornerbacks. He logged a 35-inch vertical jump and his broad jump was 10 feet, 9 inches. He also clocked in at 4.28 seconds in the 20-yard shuttle.
Andre Fuller’s Height & Weight
Fuller was measured at 6-foot-1, 200 pounds at the NFL Combine. He has an arm length of 30.75 inches.
Andre Fuller Stats & Highlights
Fuller made the most of his final season at Toledo to earn Group of Five All-American honors after starting in all 13 games. He was also invited to the East-West Shrine Bowl where he had a good performance.
He finished 2025 with 10 pass breakups, which ranked fourth in the MAC, and he also snagged one interception. He registered 49 tackles and had one fumble recovery. For his career, he totaled 34 total passes defended.
Where is Andre Fuller From?
Fuller is from Loxahatchee, Florida, where he graduated from Seminole Ridge High School.
Fuller started his college career in the FCS at Arkansas-Pine Bluff, where he played two seasons — including a shortened five-game season because of the COVID-19 pandemic — prior to transferring to Toledo in 2022.
Andre Fuller NFL Draft Profile & Comparison
Fuller’s best attributes are his size and physicality. He’s a big perimeter corner who can pose problems for the receivers coming off the line or trying to get into their route. Fuller will often quickly understand which route the WR is running and stay on his hip the entire way or get in front and throw him off direction.
Fuller can be explosive and posted a solid relative athletic score of 9.04 out 10. He doesn’t have a great vertical (35 inches), but his length can provide the opportunity to meet opponents at the catch point. His physicality and press style of play is similar to that of Joey Porter Jr. of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Fuller can improve his technique with his hips, and if he’s trailing on a route can struggle to recover. However, he’s not often in those positions because of his ability to win at the line of scrimmage.
